| Although the Group is taking the steps necessary to protect itself against such attacks, there can be no assurance that further attacks would not result in the incurrence of damages, even if only in terms of image. |
| The absence of sufficiency checking also allowed the incurrence of commitments and expenditures under obsolete programme entity and activity codes. |
| This supposes recording an acquisition of equipment by the government and the incurrence of a government liability to the lessor. |
| The same should apply in cases of incurrence of a customs debt on exportation. |
| Municipalities worldwide are expanding their sewage treatment facilities, resulting in a higher incurrence of sludge which is often difficult and expensive to dispose of. |
| The Company will be subject to this incurrence test as long as any of Medium Term Notes Series 7, 8, 9 and 10 remain outstanding. |
